5 Courageous Questions That Unlock Your Potential | Lewis Howes
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Questions unlock potential in you and through you. That’s why the Game Plan for Greatness begins by asking courageous questions. There are five questions that you need to answer to get to the heart of your personal greatness and push yourself to action. The right questions are the ones that require real courage to ask and answer.
Give yourself permission to ask these questions – give yourself permission to be happy and successful. Our hesitancy to give ourselves permission to succeed is born out of fear, not from our Greatness Mindset in pursuit of our Meaningful Mission.
In this episode you will learn,
- When to give yourself permission to step up, step back, step aside, or take whatever steps you need to in your journey to greatness.
- Why far too many people focus on the ‘how’, when they should be thinking about ‘what’ they really want to do and ‘why’.
- 5 powerful questions to unlock potential in you and through you.
- How to confidently say NO to things that aren’t serving you and your Meaningful Mission.
- How to ask the right kind of questions—courageous questions— that can quickly unlock something in you that’s been buried deep within.
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